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The cultural heartland of Central Asia, Uzbekistan offers the perfect mix of a rich culture without the tourist hordes. Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva are three cities that glitter like jewels, offering sublime Islamic architecture, bustling bazaars and a genuine hospitality, perfected through the ages owing to the country’s historic associations with the Silk Road. In this land of myths and fables, a trip into the heartland is a must. The villagers of the Nuratau Mountains live in magnificent surroundings of foothills and mountains, lakes and deserts, and time spent here gives a unique insight into the culture and landscape of Uzbekistan.

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Why we love Uzbekistan

The LyabiHauz hotel in Bukhara was built in 1620 around a courtyard and a pool. Shaded by mulberry trees, you can enjoy a cold beer on a hot day in your Turkish sun bed and watch the locals play chess. Classic old world charm!

The cultural heartland of Central Asia, Uzbekistan offers the perfect mix of a rich culture without the tourist hordes

Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva are three cities that glitter like jewels, offering sublime Islamic architecture, bustling bazaars and a genuine hospitality, perfected through the ages owing to the country’s historic associations with the Silk Road

The villagers of the Nuratau Mountains live in magnificent surroundings of foothills and mountains, lakes and deserts, and time spent here gives a unique insight into the culture and landscape of Uzbekistan

Safety information

There have been occasional incidents of mugging and petty crime against foreigners. Policemen, or sometimes those pretending to be policemen, may seek to impose an on-the-spot fine. If you are any doubt you should ask for an ID or pay any fines at the nearest police station. Keep valuables out of sight and avoid unlit or remote areas. Avoid obvious displays of wealth, especially in rural areas. Avoid walking alone at night. There are security checkpoints at the city limits of Tashkent and other towns. The political situation in Uzbekistan is stable, however you should avoid any demonstrations or large gatherings of people.

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Uzbekistan is a jewel in Central Asia’s crown. Abundant with culture and natural resources, the country serves as a perfect example of the region’s enigmatic allure. Home to three of the most incredible cities in Central Asia – Samarkand, Khiva and Bukhara – Uzbekistan also plays host to the type of...

Central Asia now seems at the distant periphery of the world, but at one time it was the centre of culture and contemporary thought. Discover the blue domes and mosaics of Silk Road architecture. Bargain amongst the locals in vast and varied bazaars. Trek and ride horses through mountain forest reserves...

There’s nothing quite like long-distance train travel – the thrill of embarkation, the unparalleled chance for meeting locals, the views across plains and mountains in the twilight and the carriage’s sway as you sleep.

Uzbek Homestay
Peregrine supports a small village at Sentab in the Nurata Mountains by using village homestays. Having received United Nations Development Program support to set up the project, the community now plays host to all Peregrine travellers to Uzbekistan. This partnership provides...

Continuing with the theme of ‘new stuff’ (our website has got a swanky new look,in case you were wondering where the theme comes from), we thought we’d have a run-through some of our favourite destinations that are among the newer ones on our trips.